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Physics Lightning Tour

by: Justin Morgan

Publication date: 2006

Usage: Attribution-ShareAlike

Topics: physics, science, quantum mechanics, M-theory, standard model of particle physics, documentary, Einstein, relativity

A lightning tour of 20th century physics, covering the four fundamental forces underpinning the universe and their unification. To use the iPod-ready video, you should change the file extension to m4v once downloaded.

Addeddate: 2006-02-13 12:32:43

Color: color

Format: MovingImage

Identifier: JustinMorganPhysicsLightningTour

Rights: There are images used within this video that are in the public domain, either because their copyright has expired, or because they have been created by NASA or another US government agency. Some other sources have free licenses - the licenses for individual sources are noted in the credits list at the end of the movie. These sources retain their individual licenses, but the entire Collective Work has the cc-by-sa 2.5 license.

Run time: 6m37s

Sound: sound

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Reviewer: barticle - - September 10, 2009
Subject: Bad audio

The background sounds drown out half the narrative. There ae also a lot of glitches. I found it difficult to hear, let alone understand.

Reviewer: lucalotto - - September 9, 2009
Subject: Wow

Wow!

Reviewer: coastwalker - - September 30, 2006
Subject: snapshot

An excellent blend of narration text and visuals summarising the path to todays hot topic - a theory of everything. If you know the territory it will delight and if you dont it will intrigue. I'm adding this to the random loop in a chill out room at my next party.

Reviewer: ADJ - - June 3, 2006
Subject: Lightning Tour

Excellent. Well done.

Reviewer: Ryan Mast - - April 15, 2006
Subject: Cool stuff

Very slick and interesting video about the major physics theories and their history. Entertaining and educational!

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